Stink Creek Park in Port Hardy. (Zoe Ducklow photo)

Stink Creek Park in Port Hardy. (Zoe Ducklow photo)

POLL QUESTION OF THE WEEK: Should Stink Creek Park finally be given a new name?

The district has been landscaping the area, removing alder trees. Does the park need a new name?

With the recent landscaping of dangerous alder trees, should Stink Creek Park in Port Hardy finally be given a new name?

RELATED: Stink Creek Park name to stay


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